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Former Man United striker Dimitar Berbatov has rated the club's top-four chances after their latest defeat against Everton.
The Red Devils were underwhelming during their recent trip to Goodison Park as they suffered a 1-0 embarrassing loss against an Everton side who have been struggling through the season.
Anthony Gordon was the hosts' match hero as his first-half strike made the difference in the tough weekend clash.
While the result was vital in Everton's survival chances, it dealt Man United a massive blow in their top-four hopes.
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FootballThe defeat denied Ralf Rangnick's charges an opportunity to close the gap with their top-four rivals who include West Ham, Arsenal, and Tottenham Hotspur.
United now find themselves languishing in seventh on the standings with 51 points, six off fourth-placed Tottenham, and three behind Arsenal who sit fifth.
Speaking on United's chances of qualifying for the Champions League, Berbatov, a former United striker exuded confidence the Manchester club can still finish among the top four teams.
According to the Bulgarian, the top-four race could actually go down the wire despite Spurs having an upper hand.
"That loss against Everton didn’t help, at all. The chance is still there, for sure, but Spurs are leading the chase for the top four," Berbatov told MUTV.
"Until the end of the season, as we have witnessed before in the past, you never know. So I still hope United will pull together and qualify for the top four," he added.
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